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Rule: clojure

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vim-slime

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  • [Content] … or something similar, this is why it’s…
  • [Content] … on the left is me in gVim writing some awful Clojure [1]. On the right is a screen buffer in which I started a Clojure REPL. When I want to try run some code I can send any vim text selection to the REPL in a keystroke (or two).</p> <p><img alt=”vim…
  • [Content] … <p>It doesn’t have to be a Clojure REPL either, we can send anything to a screen shell. We could run git commands, find, grep, sed, etc. Like with the Clojure REPL we can even interact with any terminal programs…

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Swipe Keyboard

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  • [Content] … <h2 id="swipe-loading">Loading</h2> </div> <p>I initially…
  • [Content] … in ClojureScript or Clojure, so my code my vary from…
  • [Content] … to using native Javascript maps</a>.</p> <p>I found that <a…

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The Implications of Linguistic Illegibility for LLM Security

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  • [Title] The Implications of Linguistic Illegibility for LLM Security

Two techniques for working with System One models

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  • [Content] … it’s nowhere near as flexible1 as a traditional LLM like ChatGPT, but in return it’s consistently fast. We don’t…
  • [Content] … Like I argued here, it isn’t hard to turn any LLM into a System One model. By batching prompts that…
  • [Content] … prefill data into the prompt, you can turn any LLM into a general fast classifier. What’s it like to…